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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-14
Live stook aaarken.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. notwithstanding
1900; shipments TO- 90; Tket steady; fair 10
choice heavy native steers So, az 10; butch
ers' steers, medium to choice, s. SOG3 80; iced
ers, fair TO goOO. 81 6g@S,2Of Texans and In
dams, common grass - good corn fed, e 100
20. Hogs Receipts, $3.50. shipments, lisO.
asa go. Sheep-Receipts $50 shipments so;
arket strong; fair TO fancy g OOG3 90 lambs
So 9004 60.
NEW YoRK, Oct. J2.--Besges-R Receipts 90
cars for market and . cars f0z beef exporter
The market is frmer 10 fair 70 prime stestT,
weaker lower for infar.ec natives hno an
offerings OF Texas and range csgtlej native
steers ranged from s. 70 to S. 20, with one c.
down to $3pl5, and about two ca at . 1902 %
Texas and Colorado steers sold at s. IoG5 iosa
and carload of Texas neifers at s. o. Grass-
beef. Sheep Receipts $3.50; the market Is az
tive az d stronger for gOOG ard crime offerings
barely steady for common sheep az 20 sUGo "
per 100 Pou"ds; lambs $ t0a6 Cd WIN lew
choice mp to So So
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Got. 12.-Cattls-Receipts
300 shipments $500; ch0ise steady COMMON
and Gamers weak and lower; good 30 cn9lce
corn-fed 81 2094 10; common TO medium $ 23G
4 10s stockers F2O062 so, feeding steers 81 090
p, COWS s. 25G250; grass range steers . eo1
20. Hogs Receipts co. sOlDme5ts zone
market opened &c bower, elo Ing lOc lower
pgiees ranging from 81 = a. %. S5eeD-hss-
ceipts 1908; shipments 2I00; rOng and Le0loc
higher; good 20 choice 60 eJG3 IS; common 70
m dunn s. 0eG2 So
CHICAGO, ILL. O5B- L. OSsAe - k-SSSafssf'
IO,COG; shipments $500; good, steady; otheT2'
l0c lower, fancy s. O005 30; shipping stee.9
81 75G5c0 stockers and feeders 81 SOGE %, -
diane 50 Goa SO; western rangers ste a9SS ~
tive and half bYee DIS 81 80; COWS s. lO62 ~; " 6
tered Te xana So seas 90. Hog receipts 49,
market steaGy,r nging So 1924 .. She5 &c.
ee!pts 7000; shipments ltOOs market Ss.a Stxsrs
tlves g 5aG4 20; western s. 1904 So; ,.ai
s. 1908 o. lambs 50 25G5 3 DZove5s ~ ~. ns s.sA
spect 4 cablegram rom London q1osses stes-s
tie market unehanS ed; good AIlei.set.- s 9-e>
n0lIalc per pound, estimated cead "s-<sHs'
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Now Workers Who Pay Big Taxes.

Receiver Of Taxes George ". Mclean
had many callers yesterday. They vert
taxpayers anxious to save the per cent
rebate for prompt payment of taxes
There WAS about So, 500, 900 of taxes paid
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BIG DOODLE.
/ Trusted Pacific Express Messenger
! 1 Makes q Haul of $50, 900 On the
@ Iron Mountain Road.
The Rtsabsr is Captured in Illinois and is
safa& Lodged in PinkertoR's sweat
e. Box In Chicago.
sroRf eF THE RoBBaeY.

LITTLE Rock,tARK., Oct. 1oss-A heavy
robbery of the PaGifie Express Safe some
where between here and Nofthern Texas
on the Iron Mountain Railway occurred
several days ago, but q few facts Only de-
veloped in q quiet way to-day. The
robbed safe was one with combination
known Only TO the agents at tbs principal
stations A few dsys ego on reaching
TexsIkana with his run the messenger in
checked 80. K" He said he had
to 90 to Dallas and see
the superintendent about some claim.
He went, returned, went to st Louis and
thence over into Illinois down into Texas.
A couple Of days later the discovery was
made of the robbery, the amount of which
is not known but is thought to be about
$4,000. The agent could not tell but
knew the sum was large. The name OF the
messenger whose absence caused sus-
.piciop TO rest on him is J. B. Owens, one
of the Oldest and most trusted
messengers in the service and who
recently delivered 100000 safely. Since
the discovery of the ROBBERY detectives
have been searching for o wens, but thus
far Without success. The theory is that
ifslse robbed the safe he was in collision
with clerk who knew the combination,
which is kept from the messengers, and
it is believed he could not have obtained
the money without assistance.
TIE THIEF CAPTURED.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. lit WAS as
eertained here at q late hour last night
that John 8 Owen, mentioned in dis
pstch from Little Rock as probably being
concerned in the recent robbery of the
Rscific Express, on the Iron Mountain
Railway between Little Rock and TeXar-
EAna, has been arrested and is now IN
iPinkerton's "sweSt-box" IN Chicago, and
that he has confessed to having taken the
money, but he does not know what has
become of il, and that he was drunk or
crazy when the act was committed. The
story as related here is identical with that
received from Little Rock last night
with the addition that he left
this city week ego yesterday with some
$50, 900 in his safe. The money is said to
have been in three or four packages con-
signe0 from this city to persons residing
in Texas, but the names of the consignees
are not obtaina5le. Owen was captured
in Illinois and taken to Chicago. There
are several theories used in such cases,
the chief one being that Owen was made
drunk By other parties and then robbed
He has been in the service several years
and was fully trusted by the COM
pany. He has resided here
for long time and has wife and chill
dren. HIS wife said last night that she
had heard of her husbands arrest IN Chi
cago and that she expected him to be
brought here by Pinkerton's detectives
tonight or tomorrow. No other arrests
have been made yet, though the detect
ives are said to believe that some one be-
sides Owen was concerned in the robbery
and that they expected to capture him in
good time.
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mood. on ,he Msxcan ce..ra..

Spetial 20 the Gazette.
Eel PAso, TEX, Oct. 1.-THE Mexican
Central Railway, in the mattsr of wash
1ats, is passing through d similar ex-
esience TO the Southern Pacidcoi q few
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New YORK.

NEW YoRE. Oct. a. Cotton--spot closed
quiet and unchanged.
Sales, It's.
Stock, Sc o32 bales.
Ordinary, 1876; good ordinary. SIC;
lcwmiddl,ng, 9 l. l6c; middlings Z lee; good
mtddling, 8 I-16e; middlinS fair, 10 l6c.
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81 rronhies end Waatinr

Diseases can be cured If 4aken in time, as
FEeeHAn. sydney "Havtssfoeen great suf
texerEm pullgusfary asxteks, and gyaaually
WAS fI#f aw@y fefs The pGsfHFso years, C fffords
me MSasure &c #nssify tssS[ SCOUTS Eshulsiun
of - Liver @Swit6 I.,f;S and Soda& as given
me &feat rs1iaE ana Xd*kerfull commend
Iit ~ Ut H1ffefi ~ in aAsmf ggasto A3self. "a
Fae dition wo6fa sAy. .it se very plaszantSo
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Frost in McLennan County.
Special to the Gazette.

OpCSAa1 W VIC SoAoLtCs
WACO, TEX, Ocg. 12.-Frost is reported
at low places in this county last night, to
the injury OF top cotton, but as there is
no big amount Of top cotton to be affected
the damage is light.
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-Ootsos - Spot closed
quiet and unchanged
Ordinary I'D, good ordinary II-IsI. low
middling sd; middling upands lied:
middling Orleans sgd.
Total ssles 10000; American 7CQ
Imports q, Oe9;- American none
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Appraised at $40. Filed A1E6stso, 1857. VIZ =

Inc beautiful c,imssn olush of nature
mitAoat paint, csn - Impaired TO the
"a cheeks of a ssz1y leeble womsn by
E IHe use OF thst grsst femaAs tonic, English
CeInale Bltters.
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FINANCIAL.
rNGIIRH CONsnIa-

LONDON, Oct. II. - Consols closed at
J02 16 for money; silver, A.
NEW YORK, Oct. I2-Money on call easy at
So 65 per cent; last loan at AZ; closed offered
al 81 Prime mercantile psper 66S fr cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but firm at "a 500 for
sixty day bills and 81 S41S for demand.
STOCKS AND BONDS
NEW YORK, Get. 12.-Stocks and bonds
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Mr. S sa Lamley, aged niAety-two, and
r raj :, MARY Burton, aged sixty, were mar
49, 49, ~ rope county, Arkansas, last week.
, ssrars. :. mas bad four wives, and has
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-14

G, 49, ~ehfsEs
ch S;1peclsi bargains tASs zFsek. Oae lot Of
iiafeA's slightly SOLOS at half f59ice.
RlNDA21 g. CHAMBKRs Co.
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ST.. Lopns, Mo-. Oct Nv ool-Has made no
Improvement in prices tan leAas % ess'ea'sAS
20 arrive freely,
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xh. woOI Mark %.

xhe oofSS market.
GALVESTON. TEX, Oct I2--oe-Eoo = On'
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zOIfS s.siiled re Aksnel 2lc per yard
~ - Ran slz& Chamoers's Co.
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COrreg mARKErs.

Eecsipts ef All United stajss Ports.
TEX, Oct. 12.-- otSon receipts
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For rhls s5s2.

lQswsEth PC. ~
s. RANDALL EHsNBERs Co.
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~ = tlllcted isssh sos eyes use 81. Issee
pSon Rye-wsls. Dgugzis, % gre
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28

UPPER MARLBORO Gil !:
The Treasury Surplus,

The great question that is now '"2a7-
inc the attention of Congress i the re.
duction Of the surplus in the treasury
The necessity for such action is admitted
on all sides and, 10 fact. the country i
enpha,icalIy and persistently demanding
it. The difficulty Of accomplishing any
speedy and satisfactory result lies III tie
"a It that the two uses Of Co4-rsS$
are of different political views and far
Their that the Democratic majority in the
House is not united upon any particular
and definite mode Of reduction.
The tariff question is always an lntrt-
cate and delicate one for politicians. -
muth can be said on both sides il ad-
mis of much special and plausible ar5u-
meut from every standpoint aud 50 often
used as an instrument for eflvc.,n= Ger
tain desired polit cal ends, that both par
lies seem to shrink from assuming he re
spousibilty Of reforming the tariff. Tins
hesitation is caused by the fact that
large revenue must be raised every year
to meet the expenses of the government,
and the traditions of the country favor
indirect taxation as the best means OF
raising it. Any effort, therefore. to as
sail the protective principle Of the tariff
seems to the average voter to threaten
both the amount Of revenue and the
wages of the workman, as lie has been
taught to associate high wages with pre-
lection. This, as we have intlmatcd
above, is very intricate and as yet an
open question. The relation Of wages to
the tariff depends greatly npon circun-
stances, and principle that seems very
correct and very beautiful in theory Of
ten fails in its result VIXEN put t. q Prac-
teal test The apprehension Of an ex-
ira session to dispose Of the question Of
the greatly increasing Surplus is evident
ly the spur that is melting to present
Congress 10 take some action, but in the
opinion Of many leading members it Is
not likely that there will be any le4isia-
ton this winter
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28

vsHlIE OBJECT OF THE BILL in Iis
Z c,tu,e is 10 procure a Decree tul Tie sale
SIZE ii Ii" real SITE IT which the lGe Alex
aiGc! {. Magiudero o: Prince t'rorge's County,
Maryland. uIr.t seized and t">se>s' Il.
The Bil ia Substance states that ;lr said
,.!rH.,d,r {. }!a9:us!er departed this life OH
ar ..b,a't ;lit' :ln day OF JANUARY, 1873, inteS-
TT, seized auI lo,,t >sei OF large real aud
personal pyGpt!ty Ih"t H. PERSONA! estate As
Guy administered upon, and Wa, more
t! sufficient Tor III pa, ln-nt Of his Debt.
inat said AtrXan Ter E. Maaruder was >eiz-
ed and pt $, SEED at lie time Of lis death OF
cr.taii. real estate situated near Centreville in
:; matt District, ia Prince Georges County,
k#uWn 10y The name OF .Oakland," '.Frend-
lips Second Addition, .'Casteei>," Part of
EdiuuI!,!S Ficiick Enlarged III. ,i-iuons,
"Gt>,ccl' and Cricket Eat, and routainiu. SIX
Hundred aclt> more or less.
That @ciliG - seized and possessed at lie
lime II h. death is alcsad 4. he left The i,l-
lunir,-, Iii. nu!y children and h.irs al law
I!'u.rIy Iliiip y Magriutr who has since
departed This lie lies.a,e and unmarried.
john II. I. Mayrude. who has since ,te part
I'd j. Hi,- leaving the Defendant Eliza III asru-
Ger, his Nidow. bat no children. and leaving a
AZ "liI and Testament, by which Il" devised
and i, .u5,.Itei tn her the said Eliza Na-I udeT,
& |. ~ H. estate, read and personal.
.Ia:., { Bays VII, of l'!iIiip &. BAYS, 1t
together Ni'h her sad husband the sad Phui
j., q. Bays have departed this htc inir,ts.te
and leaving ~ her only children and heirs ri
law Tie ,iti,nda,ii>, Jrmes +. DiayS, Maria a
/ IugIc Il VII. II Joseph ii. Turner. Rebecca L
/ res. v 1t of William y. NieIs and Francis
y Biays a in,.le>idenI Of this State and
I N".f OIailiN. Rcierct /. Scott widow of John
Il. = OF now deceased.
Thai he zeal estate herein before mention
ed is not su,c. pliIl. Ct advantageous division
or partition among the parties hereto, who
are entitled u the same, nor can it he liviiet
without less and Injury 10 th:m, but that
VIII be both IDr the interest aud advantage o
J The Plaintiff ana Defendants. to sell the afore
said tract or parcel Of Land and to divide til,
1 proceeds thereof between the parties in til,
! proportions 10 wiich they are respectively ELI
| tiled.
I II is IIieleHp,n adiui.cd and ordered thi
/ 18th DAY e. .nEary, 1887, that tie plaintiff b,
causing a copy Of tins order to be inserted il
one or more newspapers printed and pubishe,
/ in Prince Georges County, Mary land, once
! Wcth fur four successive weeks before the l5ti
/ day al May, 1887, give Lotice to the said Fran
! els :. BAYS he NONRESIDENT defendant. of tn
! Object auG substance of This bill. md VAIN hin
10 appear il this Court in person or by SoIci
tor Oh or before the said 18Th day of May, 1881
to answer the premises, and show cause If an
ne has. Why a Decree ought not to pass a
/ prayed.
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk
e. e. for 7. G.. Go.
True C"ry-Te>t:
JOHN W BELT. Clerk,
{. ctr L. G.. Co.. Md.
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No go Petitions Term

TENiE cti.et Of i is proceed NJ is TO Procure
1 The ratification of sale made on the otl'
day Of jlnTIrv. iSSl, by John g. ii IL, late
Treasurer of Prince Georges County. aud
Collector az Stale and county Taxes, of a
House and I.o; situated i'll pscalaway District
Prince George County as the same is de-
>cr,htd IL The said Treasurer and Collectors
advert isemcut of ;. tie. That James T. Per-
kms. trustee. aplo:n'ed 10y the Circuit Court
fur Prince Georges County. sitting as Court
Of i.qu t., o lake large Of and comnlete the
cole; riun Of taxes de AID unco' eeted by Il e
SAID John G.. III all, having made report to
this Count OF said sale. together with all the
proceedings had in relation thereto. and the
said proceedings hay ing been examined by the
tuurr, and The same appearing to be regular.
and lie provisions OF the law in relation there
to appearing 10 have been complied with--it
is ihpreup1n. this q h day of January, 1887.
by he Circuit Court for Prince Georges Coun-
", a ..d@ed and ordered that notice be given
~ tie Insertion Of ccIy of this order in the
ENQIIf:I.E, weekly newspaper published in
Prime" Georges County, Maryland, once a
week ir frur successive weeks before 2!Rh
5ty OF January 1881. warning all persons in
tc.r,ttd ia Tie said properly 10 be and appeal
ia Ills CG4r Oh or before line said z9th day Of
JANUARY, 1851. to show cause if any they have
shy said sale should NOT be RAJ flied aud con
iirmcd- JOHN Il. BROOkE, a. J.
Truc Copy-rrst
JOHN W. BELT, Clerk,
{. c. for L. G.. TO. MI.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

NNlIlS IS TO GlNF. NOTICE. that the un-
| dcrsi@nrd has obtained flom the Orphans
Court Of Prince Georges county letters of ad-
Gliui>GGat:nn on the personal estate of
JAMES L. DAVIS.
lal, Of Prince tenree's county. deceas
ed. \ PERSONS having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit tn.
stmn. with il!r vouchers thereof. legally all.
thetlliri.tr,t. to the subscriber. before the
18Th day OF JuiN, 1857 they may other
wise hs law he excluded from all benefit OF
said estate. Al persons indebted to said es.
tate ale requested To make immediate payment
Given lander my aud Ills lo'h day of january
l~~1
JOHN e. GEORGE,
Administrator If J tn-> T. Davis.
i. Al t--lW
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28

TIlE OBJECT of this proceeding is 10 pro
i cure the ratification and conf! nation OF a
sale made on the 10 Ii day of February. 1881,
of the above mentioned real estate by John q.
Hall, late Treasurer of Prince Georges Coun-
ty and Collector of State and County Taxes
for the same.
James T. Perkins. trustee, appointed by
the Circuit Court for Prince Georges County,
in Equity to complete tie collection OF all
State and County taxes uncoi!ected by
the said John &. Hall, deceased, having
made a report TO this Court OF SAID sale TO
getl er with all the proceedings had III relation
thereto, and The said proceedings having been
examined by the Court, and the same appear
ing 70 be regular, and the provisions OF The law
in relation thereto appearing to have been com
piled with it is thereupon, this -'th day OF
January 1887, by the Circuit Court fer
Prince Georges County, adudsed and order
ed that notice be given by the insertion OF a
c, pv Of this order in the ENQUIRER, weekly
new spaper published i'll Prince Georges CouE-
", Mary land, once u week for four successive
weeks before the 26th day Of February 1887,
warning all pei sons interested III the said prop
erty to be and appear in this Court on or before
the said Goth day of February, 1887. TO show
cause if any they hav why said sale should
not be ratified and confirmed.
John +. BROOKE.
Associate Judge.
True copy--Test :
JOHN W. Bell, Clerk
C. c. for =. G.. Co, Nd.
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Tie Baltimore Charity Bail.

The Charity BAH At the Academy Of Music,
Baltimore on Monday even ing last. was a
grand success Tie c'irf society people of the
city, as well as delegations from New York
Philadelphia and Washington. participating
in the pleasure it afforded Tie concert hall
presented heauifal appearance. The Stage
represented 4 ru>tc aGI1r. with settees scat
tered around. Arranged on the proscenium
arch in the centre va, .'l>S1'' in pink and red
roses, and on either side were the letters &C
B., ;" composed Of white and red roses. \ large
globe of brilliant red flowers was suspended
arch.
Tie piece lie resistance Ct tie decorations
Of tie couccit hall was a gigantic pyramid Of
flowers in the centre OF the room directly I'M
der the globe Of flowers. Tables with snowy
cloth. were arranged around the room, but
the stage was sci apart for President Cleve-
land and his suite as a banquetiug apartment.
l.. the bail room the pillars, which support
the galleries, il,. hose III the concert hall,
were trimmed "iJi cyergGeet, and the stage
garden with long terrace thinning across
tie back. Eight of steps leading up to it, On
one SIDE Of the >ta ae vas tie platform for the
string orchestra If thirty musicians, and on
The ether the das for the military band of
twenty piece, "hch played for the rromen-
az. D,,h Of Ties" platforms were decorated
with Oiio}e c..r~ and hemmod in with a
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28

Bishop Winstield has given lis ilal an
swer to the standing committee. II" declines
10 accept as Bishop Of Ea>ton. tudin@ i in
possible to release himself from Iii, obiga-
tons to his present charge. There wj.I be no
special convention called to eier. H.,hop,
and the matter will be left 10 h. disposed Of
at the annual convention next Juar.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28
No. 1913 Equity.
Notice TO Creditors

TTNiIlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. HAT tie TN
/ dersigned has obtained from the Orphans
Coult OF Prince Georges County letters q adj
mniStlarion on the personal estate ot
DANIEL SELT/ER,
late Of Prince Georges county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated. to
tie subscriber, on or before the 18th day ct
july, lSs1 they may otherwi>" hN law lr &
cluded from all benefit OF SAID estate. All Iei-
sons indebted to said estate are requested I"
maze immediate payment. Given under my
hand Til, 18th day of Janua rs, 1887.
SAMUEL I. URGN,
Administrator OF Dat;iel >"!lzHr,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28

On "Wednesday the Senate passed ".s,.u-
lion TO investigate election murders IN Texas.
Tie bill to establish agricultural experiment
stations was discussed. Tie House passed a
substitute for the river and ha Dor till appro-
oriatne s7.5oo.0o1 t. he expended ~ the
Secretary Of War and board # engineers.
Afterwards, in regular session, it Debated
this subtitute, and the regular bin j. no~ be-
fore the House. The Senate Fi-her.es hi! WAS
referred to Tie Committee Oh F.I".-u Affairs
with leave to report at any time.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-01-28

The Paris newspapers accuse those Of Lon
don of working up war panic from the small
est basis 10 affect the stock markets and pro-
mote the interests of gamblers, in whose
schemes their rroprictoss and managers are
interested. France. however, the ptis or
CANS declare, viii not fall into the trap thlt
is set to enbroil her with o;licr nations, but
will remain calm and defy Tie Iuiclinatious
o. her enemies. They point on that tie was
rumors are as incorrec; f.om q diplomatic ar
from military point Of view.